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California vineyards are being ripped out en masse

California vineyards are being ripped out en masse
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No takers for wine? Why farmers in Australia, France are destroying vineyards

No takers for wine? Why farmers in Australia, France are destroying vineyards
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The world has too much wine, and farmers are ripping up vines

The world has too much wine, and farmers are ripping up vines
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The world has too much wine, and farmers are ripping up vines

Data from the International Organisation of Vine and Wine show that global consumption has lagged behind production of wine since at least 1995, the industry has hit an inflection point as changing drinking patterns and lacklustre economic conditions look here to stay.

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Farmers Are Destroying Vineyards As World Has Too Much Wine

It's a problem that's playing out all around the world. Though global production hit a 60-year low in 2023, a wine glut is persisting, signifying that demand is falling even faster.

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